Big Water Bottle, Dishwasher Safe BPA Free Drinking Water, Smoke Gray 2.2L, Great for Gym Fitness Workout Sports Hiking and more

Jug has a simple : help empower healthy living by promoting proper hydration Consumption of one full Jug is equal to the recommended daily intake of water for an individual. Proper hydration has a myriad of benefits including more energy, clearer , keeps your body cool, natural cleanser, improved muscles and joints and so much more. At the same time, single use plastics are LITTERaly choking our planet. Certain non-recyclable plastics are estimated to last for thousands of years! Reusable water bottles and jugs are the answer to minimize our plastic footprint. Jug provides solutions to these two major issues by donating a portion of proceeds to ocean preservation and education awareness. The water jug weighs 5.15 pounds when 100% full of water. A bit heavy for some, but we’ll let you in on a couple secrets – (1) don’t fill it up all the way if too heavy (2) you’re working those muscles – go on `n get it!

• DAILY WATER SERVING IN A PERSONAL WATER JUG: Doctors recommend daily intake of 2 liters of water per day. Jug provides this amount with just one daily water fill up! more searching for water fountains on the go or refilling small bottles 8+ times per day at the office, gym, sports field, camping, job site or others!
• LARGE YET WATER BOTTLE: Jug measures 10” x 4.75” x 4.75” and weighs 5.15lbs when 100% full. The reinforced handle works great for teenagers up to adult sized hands. The mouth is wide enough to most ice cubes while the removable water includes a smaller latching for easy consumption. Included as well is a stitched reinforced lanyard for carrying and/or wrapping around your wrist to prevent accidental droppage.
• ECO-FRIENDLY DURABLE QUALITY BOTTLE CONSTRUCTION: Jug is made of durable, recyclable BPA-Free Tritan plastic meaning we chose to prioritize quality and the environment over making a few extra bucks. Compare to water jugs on the market and you’ll notice our difference (of course dropping a heavy object from heights may subject it to damage, but that’s just like almost anything else!)